Happy Hopping Thursday!I did manage to get one lens built this past week. Learning About England. It's just a start on the lens as we read and learn in the books about England. It will grow up until my daughters trip, and once she is home I will add photos to it from her trip.
Before making the lens I asked questions in the facebook group and learned new things. Seems I am learning more and more thanks to being a part of the group. I had no idea you could click on the pictures in wikipedia and see if they are in the public domain or if you need to give attribution! I don't know if you can do that on other websites.
I believe I need to make myself a life schedule. A little off the squidoo subject, but squidoo would be part of that schedule. A set time each day that I spend specifically working in squidoo, along with set times that I work on other websites, work on my crafts, do schoolwork with my daughter, and do housework. This wouldn't be an easy task with all the things I do outside the house, but at least the things that are regularly done outside the home could be worked around.
I hope to see many blog posts and lenses linked up below. Seriously, keep me busy hopping from my blog!
Thanks for the opportunity Marsha.
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A very kind offer and as you have some historic aspects on your England lens I'll mention Sixties day out: across the Mersey to New Brighton from the days when I was a grubbly little urchin.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy travel lenses -- making them and reading them. So since we're on that topic, I'll post two. The first is kind of my own bucket list of Great Long-Distance Walks of the World and another is a lens I did similar to the one you're working on, updating it up until the time of my trip and then adding some notes afterwards in My Adventure in Nepal: Travel Information. And thank you for letting us post a couple of lenses here. (Again)
ReplyDeleteThis is so kind of you. I'm going to add here my new blog on my trip to Xi'an, China. http://xiandiaries.wordpress.com/
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Thanks for a nice chance to link up.. I love Squidoo it literarily is addictive
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Thanks for the Squidoo linky. Aysha is right about how addictive Squidoo is (plus I'm learning so much from my fellow Squidooers). =)
ReplyDeleteI agree with all of you as Squidoo being so addictive. I even dream about it.
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Thanks for the opportunity. There's always so much to learn on Squidoo.
ReplyDeleteI just added my History Pavilion which has many links to all periods of history plus some great videos. Thanks for this opportunity.
ReplyDeleteHey Marsha! I am happy to see all the activity in your HOP and SQUIDOO! My apologies for being MIA, I have had a lot going on at home and online. But you should see more of me now.
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